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Economic freedomFreedom to engage in economic transactions, without government interference but with government support of the institutions necessary for that freedom, including rule of law, sound money, and open markets.Similar MatchesSpecial economic zoneSpecial economic zoneThese exist in several countries, including especially China, and their characteristics vary. Typically they are regions designated for economic development oriented toward inward FDI and exports, both fostered by special policy incentives that may include being an EPZ. Economic assumptionsEconomic assumptionsGeneral market environment a firm expects to operate in over the life of a financial plan. Economic rentsEconomic rentsProfits in excess of the competitive level. International macroeconomicsInternational macroeconomicsSame as international finance, but with more emphasis on the international determination of macroeconomic variables such as national income and the price level. Welfare economicsWelfare economicsThe branch of economic thought that deals with economic welfare, including especially various propositions relating competitive general equilibrium to the efficiency and desirability of an allocation. See the first and second theorems of welfare economics. Further SuggestionsEconomic expansionCountry economic risk Economic and Monetary Union Economics Economic income Noneconomic objectives argument for protection European Economic Community New Economic Geography Council for Mutual Economic Assistance Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Economic defeasance Neoclassical economics Second theorem of welfare economics Economic indicators Economic indicator Chinese Economic Area Economic rent Leading economic indicators economic value added Economic order quantity (EOQ) Microeconomics Economic exposure macroeconomics Economic growth rate First theorem of welfare economics |
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